Buildings with low open violation rates near World Academy for Total Community Health High School in NYC

It highlights buildings with lower counts of open violations in the available open-data signals. Use it to screen, then verify what’s happening now by asking the building directly.

The World Academy for Total Community Health High School part of the filter narrows the building set to those near that school, while low-open-violations narrows by the violation signal.

No. Low open-violation rates reduce risk compared with higher-violation buildings, but they are not a guarantee. Conditions can change, and open-records may lag real-world status.

Compare the building’s communication responsiveness and ask direct questions about heat/hot water reliability, repair timelines, and how they handle recurring issues. Tenant Q&A can also help you see what other renters experienced.

Not always. Confirm the full monthly cost during your decision process, including any broker fee, deposits, and utilities, since those can add to what you pay each month.

Ask about current maintenance workflow, recent work orders, and how they address complaints. If you’re concerned about health-related issues, ask what prevention steps are in place and what documentation they can share.

Open-violation signals reflect what’s in open records and may not capture every ongoing issue. Timing, inspection cycles, and how issues are documented can affect what appears as open.